yes please
I'll make it a point to do that after I get the poker table cleaned off again, as it's currently serving as a chip drying and chip sorting table! Also, I now have some of the white $2 chips that need to be added to the mint set (LCV with 1" smooth inlays).
Agreed. There are so many varieties I was wondering which chips get grouped together...I hope I have the right reds for my greens. Otherwise that means <sigh> more greens to match and more reds...and now seeing those 2K plaques...ugg.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I'm not sure I've seen a casino that made so many different chips! Just go with what you like, though! If you want to be picky and have chip features (other than color) that match, then note that there are at least three things by which you might want to sort/choose:
1) Some of the Casas are on the LCV mold, and some are SCV. And if you're going to be picky, some are LCV on one side, and SCV on the other (no kidding).
In the photo of my original post, all the chips except the hundos are LCV.
2) Some Casas have 1" inlays, and some have 7/8" inlays.
In the photo of my original post, all the chips except the hundos have 1" inlays.
3) All the 1" Casa inlays I've seen are smooth. Within the 7/8" inlays, many are textured (like all the chips in my used SCV set), but some are smooth (like those nice brown mint LCV hundos pictured in MeridianFC's recent post about Casablanca plaques).
Of course, you've probably also seen the 43 mm orange IHC Casa $1000, which has a 7/8" smooth inlay like the brown LCV hundos.
Other members here have some Casablanca sets that put mine to shame! In particular, go look for some photos of Jackstraw's ocean of Casablancas - it's crazy! He even has racks of those hot yellow $1s.